CONDITION USED GOOD, NIRVANA THE LAST NIGHTMARE, BHAGWAN SHREE RAJNEESH, HARDCOVER,1976

In this series of new spontaneous talks delivered at his ashram in Poona, Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh comments on stories from the Zen traditionand answeres the questions of his disciples and visitors. With gentle devastating force, Bhagwan Shree unravels the myriad problems that the human mind thrives on creating, and points the way toward the ultimate flowering of human potential: what the East has called Nirvana. Perhaps more than any other spiritual teacher of our time, Bhagwan Shree has a great and direct appeal to many who have never thought of themselves spiritual seekers, but who have come to suspect that there is more to love and life than meets the eye. His words are directed not to those who would study Zen but to those who would live it: who are ready to transform their daily lives. Bhagwan Shree comments on Nirvana are not theoretic; he speaks from his personal experience from his state of being – the state of enlightenment.